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Hey.... leave FamousAnus alone!
Just because you have 8 minutes to fritter away.... doesn’t mean he does!
He might have had muffins in the oven (not a euphemism... actual muffins in the oven) and had to take them out at a precise time.
Her lack of organization could have fucked up his snacks!
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I told another stupid booker that I have to turn the muffin in my oven in an hour. I told him I was caught in the traffic but no matter how late I would be, I would be honoring the booking and would leave on time (to turn the muffin). Texting while speeding, it wasn't possible to make him understand that if I booked 3 to 4 pm, I would leave at 4 pm no matter what, and she could start without me until I arrive. He was horrified that I might start at 4 pm for an hour.
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Aw, dudes writing fanfiction about other dudes on HX. That’s adorable!
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No, the muffin in my case is an analogy that is easy to understand.
A white hydrant is real. I arrived in an apartment complex that I used many times before. He first texted me an apartment # that didn't exist, wasted me 5 minutes looking. That's an improvement. The day before he went silent when I asked where to park. I wouldn't have tried to book again the next day if I didn't want to see her again.
He didn't seem to realize that her building was not along the main road and that the building numbers are on the least expected face of the buildings. And I think he never drove a car before, asking me to look for the white hydrant next to the swimming pool.
Gone are the days of no GPS, relying upon on Feng Sui instead. Turn off the freeway. Turn right off the main road. First house on the right.
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I like how you two fell right into each other’s rhythm. Keep it up ... and your periods will sync.
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Actually .... yes. It seemed you two knew exactly where the other was going.
I have never had that kind if comment connection with another HXer.
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... but you left out the 2nd half ... fools seldom differ. That's a good point to bring in the politics of Tramp supporters.
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So if you have a 7:30 appointment, and you don't know the exact location, what is the appropriate time to text and say you have arrived.
I always assumed a 7:30 appointment meant inside at 7:30, so I was thinking texting 10 minutes before would be when a person should text so that there is time to get to the door by 7:30.
Many said he arrived early, so when exactly should he have texted?
Had he been the one texting at 7:38, she probably would have told him he used up part of his time.
It isn't easy to be right on this site
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Freemedic.... you are exactly right. I am the problem!
Can’t argue with that.
I try to think like HXers.... it’s just beyond my capability.
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Tried to read these long ass posts but I got bored and died.
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Gee, rule #1, she always charges in one hr intervals ( or half ).
#2 unless you want to meet her last client at the door exactly at 7:30, someone has to give.
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I want your muffin ^^^
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I wanna punch someone in the muffin.
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text within 15 mins prior of the appointment should be acceptable.
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Reminds me that some idiot in the navy decided being on time was 15 min before the mentioned time.
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I heard if you shake up a coke bottle..... pop the top and jam it up the cooch....
Good as new.
NEXT!.......
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Self inflicted premature snaps ^^
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LOL
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Morning amigos !!!
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Can I have the green light to punch someone in the muffin today.
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Yes grump
Fuck Starbucks, Peet's is best
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Oh. My. All so true and it's hilarious.
Well said. I appreciate that. All of you.
Bwahahaha! "There's not an app for that!?"
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Grump the muffin puncher
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Covefee
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